Thursday the 10th of April 2025 South-eastern MP Rachel Payne has welcomed the Environmental Protection Authority’s decision to refuse the global waste giant, Veolia, a development licence for a waste transfer station (WTS) in the suburb of Hampton Park. Ms Payne, from Legalise Cannabis Victoria…
Victorian Member of Parliament Rachel Payne is calling on the Allan government to set-up a taskforce to tackle family violence in Melbourne’s South-East, given the area has the highest rates in the state.
Legalise Cannabis Victoria is appealing to the Allan Government to implement the recommendations of a parliamentary report to decriminalise the possession of small amounts of cannabis.
Southeast Metro MP Rachel Payne has secured a state parliament review of the pros and cons of allowing people to possess small amounts of cannabis.
Ms Payne, a member of Legalise Cannabis Victoria and Southeast resident, wants adults to be able to possess small quantities of cannabis for personal use and grow up to six plants at home without fear of prosecution.
South-eastern Metro MP Rachel Payne is trying to score a goal for the Lynbrook Falcon sports club by lobbying for an upgrade of their Cranbourne North grounds.
Legalise Cannabis MP Rachel Payne is calling for a clean-up of the Frankston Freeway, where old mattresses and furniture have been dumped among the weeds.
South-eastern Metro MP Rachel Payne has joined residents in calling for the new metal barrier at Chelsea Station to be dismantled because of its potential danger to pedestrians.
Invasive boneseed shrubs are attacking Lysterfield Park – Friends of Lysterfield Park and a South-East MP are calling for a control plan.
Legalise Cannabis MP Rachel Payne is calling on the Allan government to extend the Victorian Homebuyers Fund because the Commonwealth Government’s proposed ‘Help to Buy’ scheme would exclude more than half a million Victorians from applying.
Rachel Payne MP from Legalise Cannabis Victoria, said Melbourne should be one of the world’s great public transport cities, instead use has crashed by 42 per cent from its peak in 2018.
